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We do not originate loans. We make sure you broker or lender doesn’t charge you high interest rates and outrageous fees.
We guide you so you can get the right mortgage fair terms and lowest closing costs

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I live in MA but want to find the best mortgage rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage, We have ability to put 25-30% down, maybe more. Rates were showing at 5.3% last week. They went up.
Can I use an out of state lender to finance in MA?

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I’m looking at buying a new house, and I’ve found the perfect one. I’m getting ready to place a bid on the house. I’ve already been approved through my personal bank with an adjustable rate for 5 years at 2 percent. This loan can only go up 2 percent every years, and can only go to 10 percent maximum. I was wondering if this was a good mortgage, or should I find something else?

I’m also a Correctional Officer and I know some companies like Wachovia offers Mortgage specials for Law Enforcement and was curious to if anyone knew if these were worth applying for or if I should check another option.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
The Bank Loan I spoke of is guaranteed for 5 years. Can only increase 2% every 5 years, topping out at 10% total. I could refinance if it became a problem and went past 5-6%. ?

I have been in the mortgage industry for 16 years so have seen the best and the worst. So, do not take that mortgage. If a rate could potentially go up 10%, is a disaster waiting to happen. What you need is a fixed rate, one that you know will not go up. Especially for your first home. If a rate could possibly go up 10% have you figured out what your payments could be? It could cost you your home….that is an astronimical increase!!!! Please please do not take that mortgage. Even if it went up to 6% – which is realistic considering the current interest rates, can you afford it? Then lets say it goes up to 8%, now can you afford it? If you think your payment will stay at a low rate you are going to be one of those people you are now reading about in the papers – just another person who lost their home because they didn’t ask for a fixed rate, and guaranteed payment for the next 5 yrs. I can promise you, you will lose your shirt, and possibly your home if you take that rate.
Do the math. Figure out what your payments will be at the higher interest rate and tell me it still sounds like a good deal and you could happily pay it.
If not, walk away and find a bank that will give you a fixed rate with a payment amount guarnateed for the next 5 yrs. Don’t take this deal. please.

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Learn the benefits of the Energy Efficient Mortgage and how to make your home cleaner, quieter, and more comfortable while using less energy.

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I’m looking at buying a new house, and I’ve found the perfect one. I’m getting ready to place a bid on the house. I’ve already been approved through my personal bank with an adjustable rate for 5 years at 2 percent. This loan can only go up 2 percent every years, and can only go to 10 percent maximum. I was wondering if this was a good mortgage, or should I find something else?

I’m also a Correctional Officer and I know some companies like Wachovia offers Mortgage specials for Law Enforcement and was curious to if anyone knew if these were worth applying for or if I should check another option.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
The Bank Loan I spoke of is guaranteed for 5 years. Can only increase 2% every 5 years, topping out at 10% total. I could refinance if it became a problem and went past 5-6%. ?

I have been in the mortgage industry for 16 years so have seen the best and the worst. So, do not take that mortgage. If a rate could potentially go up 10%, is a disaster waiting to happen. What you need is a fixed rate, one that you know will not go up. Especially for your first home. If a rate could possibly go up 10% have you figured out what your payments could be? It could cost you your home….that is an astronimical increase!!!! Please please do not take that mortgage. Even if it went up to 6% – which is realistic considering the current interest rates, can you afford it? Then lets say it goes up to 8%, now can you afford it? If you think your payment will stay at a low rate you are going to be one of those people you are now reading about in the papers – just another person who lost their home because they didn’t ask for a fixed rate, and guaranteed payment for the next 5 yrs. I can promise you, you will lose your shirt, and possibly your home if you take that rate.
Do the math. Figure out what your payments will be at the higher interest rate and tell me it still sounds like a good deal and you could happily pay it.
If not, walk away and find a bank that will give you a fixed rate with a payment amount guarnateed for the next 5 yrs. Don’t take this deal. please.

5 minute video about how a mortgage broker or lender should work with you to make sure you are getting the best rates

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my current 2yr fixed rate deal runs out in jan09 so what would be the best mortgage to go for in the current climate? i’m looking for around about 65% of the propertys’ value. also, how soon can i have my new deal in place before my previous one expires so that i dont pay twice in one month.

thanks in advance.

The term ‘best’ deal is extremely important and one which your mortgage broker should explain to you in detail. Of the various mortgage rates which are available on the market it is necessary to look at all the various aspects of the mortgage deals to work out which is the best.

In order to do this you must look at the overall cost of the mortgage.For example, when comparing 2 year fixed rates it is necessary to total the monthly payments up over 24 months and then add back in the associated arrangement fees. Also bear in mind certain products will have ‘incentives’ such as free valuation and free legals which need to be factored in to the overall cost.

It would be impossible to assess what would be the best mortgage deal for you at the moment without knowing all of your personal circumstances. Also, in the current climate it may be best for you to remain on your lenders Standard Variable Rate (SVR). With many lenders reducing their SVR, in certain instances this can be cheaper than any new mortgage deal on the market.

In order to assess what the best mortgage deal for you, take advice from an independent mortgage broker.

http://www.wwfp.net/mortgage/mortgage-broker.html

Disclaimer:
The answers above are for guidance only and should not be acted upon without you receiving professional mortgage advice relevant to your circumstances. To find an independent mortgage adviser please go to http://www.impartial.co.uk.